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Saturday, November 15, 2025

Iceland and its Wonders By: Mridula Murugan

 Iceland and its Wonders


By: Mridula Murugan


If you’re looking for a secluded yet beautiful place to visit, look no further. Iceland has all of this and more. One of the first choices you’ll make when planning your trip is figuring out exactly when to go. If you go to Iceland, you will get the opportunity to pick a season to visit, and depending on that, your entire trip will offer a completely different visual experience. If you go in the summer, you’ll get 24 hours of daylight! You can maximize your time spent out on the road, hiking, and generally exploring the amazing wildlife and landscapes in Iceland. There’s something exciting about knowing you won’t “run out” of daylight before you get to your next waterfall or overlook, instead getting unlimited time to see all the beautiful corners of Iceland otherwise hidden in the dark.


On the other hand, if you go in the winter, the landscapes will be covered in snow, and the terrain will transform as you look at the northern lights. This is a much more otherworldly experience and allows you to fully immerse yourself in the beauty of Iceland. Winter brings its own kind of adventures, including natural ice caves, steaming hot springs with so much snow, and quiet roads that stretch across the country. In addition, you can explore other unique experiences, taking advantage of the fact that Iceland has become Europe’s whale-watching capital in recent years, home to over 20 species of whales. Don’t forget about the numerous national parks, diving and snorkeling tours, and other impressive terrain that you can explore! Iceland’s national parks are different than any you could find elsewhere, with volcanoes and glaciers, too!


Iceland is the kind of place that stays with you long after you leave. I can’t wait for the next opportunity I’ll have to fly to Iceland, but until then, I’ll keep working towards it so I get the chance to see this beautiful island!



Works Cited


“Top 13 Reasons to Visit Iceland.” Guide to Iceland, guidetoiceland.is/best-of-iceland/13-reasons-to-visit-iceland


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